Kansas plan cited as model for punishment and tax ideas
The state treasurer reports six percent tax payments in Kansas this year, versus sixty percent elsewhere, prompting discussion of harsher penalties for murderers and exploring state control of liquor taxes. The piece cites Georgia and national debates, including bank circulation, canal schemes, and party politics, with commentary on reform and prohibition.
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Kansan
Han
Weater
Jaws
Wilkins
Une
United States
Kearney County
Duclus
Thames
Kansas
America
Lawrence Journal
Illinois
Kentucky
Samory
Tees
Tinois
Tabil
Amervat
Europe
Peon
Cnolie
Ito
Bavetistroni
Amun
Pirietine Rhea
Sivins
Pnp
Ene
Minnet
Amd
Ansbowsly
Demoepatiec
Suresh Petaren
Prabiannes
Ieland
Ule
Wire
United State
Friel
Srepeh
Erusasy Cone
Farther News on Eye Condition and Gratitude Amid Trials
In a heartfelt note from El Dorado, a missing eye leaves the writer nearly blind, awaiting further treatment after examinations in Philadelphia and Washington. He credits Senator Plum and others for support, mentions planned calls to doctors, and expresses deep gratitude to friends, newspapers, and family as he endures a long period of darkness.
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Tia TB
Schindoete
Wallington
el Dorado Publion
Thromelou
Horsa
TD. C
San
el Dorado
Tleft el Dorade Tast
M. Me Murdock
Philadelphia
Perett
Hhes
Washington
Mamt
Plums
Inguils
Cofigresimin Ryuom
Karsas Delescitiour
Amie Anid
Soone
Duce
Mumb
M.M. Mor
Jock
Ube
Uber
Paradox in Fort Scott effort to form humane society
Reading fragments from Fort Scott and Wichita papers reveals debate over labor, protectionism, and industry. The letters discuss coal and iron mines, sugar tariffs, and the impact of tariffs on workers and national economy, with calls for broader protection and skepticism about reform.
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Fort Scott
Humane Society
Wichita
Ean
Fort Scott Monitor
Hess
Louisian
Texas
Rama
Fragmented OCR Story Of Trials In County Politics
An OCR damaged passage recounts a county political and social scene with references to figures such as Usher and others. It mentions a birthday, a trial or incident, and various local names in a murky narrative about factions, examinations, and public events. The text includes scattered fragments like a railroad worker, a fire, and a parade, with uncertainty about dates and places.
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Reseia
Austria
Italy
Uno
Levwreece
Cate- Hraniwe
Judes
J.P. Usher
Wige Ueber
Presi- Hien Lineoally
Nat
Captain Peggent
Gav
Mis Kmnen
Callosin
A. Sante
Ceomumer
Barre
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Cox
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Webster Society
Boston
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James Russell Lowell
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Cleveland
Hickson
Lincolin
Grant Butt
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Lamaron
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Esgle
Wilson
Suniity
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Daninlle
Marsh Murdock
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Tral
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Denewal
Mr. Pine
Kansas City Times
Robin
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Knights of Leber
Washington City
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Ronco Teta
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Lewis Syd
Fens
Eure
Harte
Don
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Wie
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Noble Prentiis
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Tetlenne
Phatt
Shah
Capone
Aption
Goepel
Crvat
Brotline Jones
Alexandre Brooks
Botton
White House
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C. H. Lewis & Co
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Yike
Omnia
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Tucker & Jackson
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